Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1929, Page 69

Phone NAtional 3770 for Estimator Without obligation, our experts will gladly call and submit estimates on mak- ing draperies, upholstering, refinishing and cabinet work. Phone NAtional 3770. The Gift Shop Suggests These A bust of Joan of Arc in colorful alabaster, 814 inches high and 874 inches wide. A beau- tiful gift piece that must be seen to be ap- preciated. $15. This gay little brown Scotchman insists on being the center of at- tention for whenever you lift him, the jug which he hides pours forth a tinkling tune as well as the liquid it contains. Quart capa- city. $8. This bronze finished cigarette box has a green onyx top on which a baby elephant in solid bronze stands guard. $16. The green onyx ash tray to match has a watch dog of solid bronze on its rim. $10. Two gold - finished panthers form a strik- ing contrast to their black metal back- ground as they stretch up their paws to sup- . _port your books.. $9 pair. * 5 This graceful, green metal figure on black marble holds a colored glass globe wired for electricity. An unusual- ly striking figure for the radio or console table, $30. Not illustrated, is a white stone elephant, mounted on teak- wood lamp base, with gold Chinese brocaded shade, $25. And hosts of other gifts. The Gift Shop, First Floor Table Scarfs and Runners Arrive for Christmas Selling The Drapery Section suggests beautiful scarfs and runners in tapestry, brocade and velvet. Make selections now, while the variety is most extensive. A Special Runner of Velvet and Brocade in Blue, Red or Jade Is Priced $2.25 Pillows, $2.50 and #3.50 Damask, velvet and combinations of velvet and brocades are featured in this lovely collection of gift pillows. Drapery Section. Third Floor Hand-Embroidered Towels 59c¢ Beautiful, colored embroidered, all-linen towels, with solid colored hem in blue, rose, gold, green, or- chid and peach. Luncheon Sets, $2.25 Beautiful, all-linen, colored bordered luncheon or breakfast sets of cloth and six napkins to match. ‘The Linen Shop, Pirst Floor Old-time Quilts, $3.95 Copies of handmade old Kentucky quilts, ideal for use as throws in moderate weather, The Linen Shop, Pirst Floor il THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, DECEMBER 1, 1929—PART THRER. Sons L . Joses fl gft f/fom m @%@g/fleansflore" F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Time Pays Gracious Tribute to the Christmas Gift of Furniture HRISTMASES may come. Christmases may go. But your gift of furniture will live serenely through the years. Time will touch it lightly, enhancing its charm. And the giver will be remembered long after the day is past. Let us show you the many, many beautiful gift pieces here now. An occasional chair that may be used any- where in the homs. Sev- eral coverings. Mahog- any frame. $35. A beautiful solid ma- hogany clock for the hall or living roem is a delight- ful gift for the family to give the home. Chimes ts)n quarter, half and hour. Ottoman, with Queen Anne legs of genuine wal- nut. Upholstered in a choice of velvet materials. Loose pillow-effect top. $27.50. Lyre pedestal occa- sional or night table of mahogany and gum. Red Colonial finish, $37. Genuine mahogany Martha Washington sew- ing cabinet of regulation size, with three drawers and two end compart- ments. $19.75. F it must be an important gift, one for whole family enjoyment, let the whole family con- tribute toward the desk, sofa, easy chair, what- ever it may be. Smaller furniture gifts, well within reach of the modest purse, are welcome, too . « . end tables, footstools, smokers, sewing cabinets and others in fascinating array. End table with trough for books, beautifully fin- ished in mahogany. An inexpensive gift. $6.50. An exceptionally beau- tiful chair with matching footstool, upholstered in heavy tapestry. $198. 40 Easy Chairs Custom Built All-Hair Filled Solid Walnut Frames Feather Spring Construction Select Your Covering 5 Days Delivery This gateleg table has a genuine mahogany top, This magazine basket which, when opened, will has plenty of room. Note the convenient carrying provide ample accommo- handle. In red, green or dation for four persons. parchment finish. $11.50. $19.75. An ‘inexpensive utility table of mahogany and gum. Top 22x22; height 26 inches. $10.50. Solid mahogany sewing cabinet with tray: dark red Colonial finish. An exceptional piece. $27. Occasional table in Duncan Phyfe motif, 22 inches wide, 40 inches long, with drop leaves ex- tending to 60 inches. Height, 30 inches. Two drawers. All mahogany. $76. An artistic end table, constructed of mahogany and gum, finished a beau- tiful Colonial red. $10.50. This Govefnor | Win- throp Secretary is an au- thentic reproduction of the original. It is con- structed of genuine ma- hogany in a beautiful Co- lonial red finish. It has contrasting antique brass fittings and the usual compartments, $125. H Genuine mahogany Priscilla sewing cabinet, with convenient handle for carrying wherever one wishes to sew. $9.75. S NS Duncan Phyfe end table with one drawer. Top, 14x26; height, 24 inches. Mahogany and gum; crotch mahogany rim. $31. A genuine reproduction of the original Governor Winthrop desk, of mahog- any, finished red brown. Four-drawer style. $75. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Furniture Gifts Until December 15th, When Delivery Date May Be Indicated | Purniture, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Floors A National 3770 Ask for Our Book “Draperies and Color Harmony” (Drapery Section, Third Floor) Hooked Rugs Bring Back the Spirit of the Early American Christmas 4 The Yule log may not burn this Christmas Eve as in Colonial Days . . . but its memory is bright. The spirit of the early American Christmas will prevail in many homes. Authentic, colorful hooked rugs will do their share in creating the proper atmosphere. 300 Hooked Rugs Arrive for Christmas Selling These beautiful little rugs have been so popu- lar that we have obtained three hundred more. If you have a room of Colonial inspiration; if you have a friend who enjoys the atmosphete of Col- onial furnishings, see these delightful rugs. ~¢5.75 s ¢8.50 Rug Section, Fourth Floor g Special for Monday Only :' $5 High-Speed Coaster 8 3 85 Beautiful, high-speed Lakeville coaster wagon, with hardwood body, steel undergearing and roller- bearing, disc wheels. Very specially priced for to- morrow only. Ten Exceptionally Godd' Values in TOYS Rambler Sidewalk Bike, $17.95 With mud guards front and rear and equipped with a “New Departure” coaster brake. Burrowes Pool Table, $9.75 Top is 26x50 inches. Includes 16 balls, two cues, triangle. A table upon which a real game can be played. « Moving Picture Machine, $3.50 Has adjustable lens and throws a picture 24x36 inches. A Mechanical Acrobat, 69¢ Wind him up and he will perform all sorts of gymnastics for several minutes. . Metal Wardrobe Trunk, $3.50 The most beautiful doll's trunk imaginable. It has three drawers, clothes hangers and lock and key. An Aeroplane Racer, $1 A toy that will appeal especially to the boy who is airminded. Mechanical Train Set, $1.30 Contains engine, coal tender, passenger car and four sections of track. Child’s Reed Rocker, $3.95 An exceptionally sturdy rocker, made of genu- ine reed. It has a cretonne padded seat. A Doll’s Sulky, $1.95 Just the thing for the little one %who can just toddle. All-Metal Scooter, $2.25 A wonderful value in a real scooter. Has park- ing stand, disc wheels and rubber tires. SWi4 C‘flll.'b)by Stop Thro F{ocR r